Creating Art Inspired by Story and Play.

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Hi there,

I’m Kristell

I’m a watercolor and digital artist living in the beautiful state of Utah. I believe we all have stories to tell and I use art as the voice to share mine. Life’s too short to be too serious so enjoy the moments and don’t forget to play. I hope my art inspires you to do the same.

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View fullsize I had the opportunity to teach a company party this past Saturday and it was so fun! I always get a bit nervous teaching adults because they tend to be hard on themselves and not relax into the process, but this group was simply amazing! My favorite
View fullsize Georgia O’Keeffe once said, ‘Whether you succeed or not is irrelevant, there is no such thing. Making your unknown known is the important thing.’ 🌟🎨 Success and failure. How do you measure them in your art? It’s a question m
View fullsize Jackson Pollock once said, ‘Every good painter paints what he is.’ 🌈🖌️ I believe that every painting captures a part of the artist. So, as all people are divine in nature, every artwork, regardless of the creator’s age or experien
View fullsize Paint party landscape preview. I’m really excited to share this project with @britwilson78 at her work party. It’s going to be fun! 🙌
View fullsize This kid blows me away with her natural knack for art. Today she drew this thanks to @artforkidshub
View fullsize William Shakespeare famously said, ‘The object of art is to give life a shape.’ 🎭✨ I believe that art takes us from experiencing the world around us to creating meaning of the world around us. Through art, we transform raw experiences in
View fullsize Edward Hopper once said, ‘If I could say it in words there would be no reason to paint.’ 🖌️📝 Art is a language all its own, a visual expression of our innermost thoughts and feelings. For many, including myself, art serves as a unique f
View fullsize Henri Matisse once said, ‘Creativity takes courage.’ 🎨✨ It can take courage to share your art, to try and fail, to realize the gap between where you are and where you want to be in your artistic ability but to keep creating. It takes cou